MISSION:

The Boulder Institute for Psychotherapy and Research is dedicated to promoting the healthy psychological development of children and adults through mental health services, community education, professional training, consultation, and vital research.

VISION:

To enhance the quality of people’s lives by bringing new knowledge of the brain and human development to professionals and the community at large.

KEY FOCUS:

To address the enduring consequences of trauma and neglect, as well as other mental health disorders.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

(Fall 2010 Training Lectures)

Psychotherapy, Attachment & Neurobiology Training Seminar

Mary Sue Moore, Ph.D. and Cynthia Divino, Ph.D.

In this weekly, two-semester course, offered at the Boulder Institute for Psychotherapy & Research (BIPR), we study psychodynamic psychotherapy theory and technique in depth, and apply these principles to clinical practice. The course is designed for 6-7 participants: Graduate Interns in accredited mental health training programs, pre- and post-doctoral students in mental health fields, and/or newly graduated mental health clinicians working in the Boulder/Denver-metro area.

Tuesdays from 8:00-10:00AM; 14 wkly meetings per semester; Begins Tues. Sept. 14, 2010. Break for Winter Holidays. 2nd Semester begins January 11, 2011.

Cost: $375/semester. (Some discounts available for currently enrolled graduate students.)